What does TSNP need to do to move off OTC so we can get working on options?

I see buy August $12.50's for $4. Sell for $3.80.

Is that right?

This just learned me $200 on my call. Going to donate now.

aaaand there goes the bottom out from TSNP

Who recommended TSNP

Alright guys I need some ideas.

I have a tiny account that I want to try and grow. Do you have any sub $2 charts you like? I have literally $60 in there that I forgot about.

I'm going to stay away from OTC's and I don't really have the cash to cover any options.

I got out at $1.65

More options strategy talk on $MVIS -

I sold a couple of covered calls for 2/19 at $15. These were .29.

If I want to roll further out (say $19 Aug 20 at 3.7 -

Do I have to buy to close out my calls (at a premium of .70) and then sell to open new calls for August?

Bonus Q, anyone with Fidelity, I don't see a way to do that all in one transaction in ATP. Is there a way to do this as one transaction or do you have to set two up?

Trying to figure out how to do this with TOS. Is it called Covered Stock?

Where your call is listed in positions, click on the arrow. You will have a "roll" option where you can do it with one trx.

leoj said:

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$ZM is flagging, over $415 could run some more

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Volume, she gone

Ccutamu said:

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Where your call is listed in positions, click on the arrow. You will have a "roll" option where you can do it with one trx.

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Thank you!

Ccutamu said:

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Where your call is listed in positions, click on the arrow. You will have a "roll" option where you can do it with one trx.

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Vertical Roll? Ah, it's okay - continue on - I'll study up some more and am taking OA's seminar.

What entry should we look at

Might be a dumb question, so please forgive me if so but I've never really done any options trading before.

So I bought in on CCIV after doing some DD and reading some correlations with executives on this potential LUCID merger. My entry price was $15.30. It's now sitting at over $34 right now and if this merger does go through it should make a nice move from there. What is my best strategy to hedge some of it? Sell a portion? Put options?

I understand the risk of investing in a SPAC, and I know that if this deal doesn't go through this stock will plummet. I've got a stop loss set at $27 but if they make an announcement that it's off the table during non market hours, that isn't going to matter (since I don't have the capability of trading after hours or during pre market). Any helpful advice/suggestions would be much appreciated.

Anybody get in on $VRM? I think I posted about it on Sunday. Sure wish I had decided to research/study it sooner than last weekend. Crazy move this week that I missed. It was going to be my next accumulation stock. Hopefully it cools off a bit and I get another chance.

ETA voodoo chart:

Anybody got a yolo play for this afternoon

Options Newbie - I had previous sold some PLUG Feb 5 Puts at $64 that is in the money so far and it expires today.

If I do nothing, do I automatically receive the shares?

If we sold naked puts on WWR (7.5 2/19s), and it stays above, we just pocket the premium, right?

Do we have to do anything at expiration or does the brokerage handle that automatically?

TIA.

McInnis 03 said:

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NLS with the "**** YOU MCINNIS" pattern.

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Did you stopped or still holding?

AG 2000' said:

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If we sold naked puts on WWR (7.5 2/19s), and it stays above, we just pocket the premium, right?

Do we have to do anything at expiration or does the brokerage handle that automatically?

TIA.

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Yes, you don't do anything if they are not exercised. And keep the premium.

Entered $BLNK Feb $60 calls

You go BLNK !

I sold my AMZN 3330/3350/3370 flies today and got back capital for all of my flies that expire today. I am holding the 3390/3400/3410 flies for ten baggers or bust.

I needed to make this a public announcement so I don't wuss out and sell them for 300%. No one likes a wussy, Bob.

AAPL about to squeeze a little here?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Man, AAPL has been weird these past few days.

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Did you see that link Thundergon posted the other day? Of all the highest call volumes, the top three were AAPL and I think like 5 of the top 10. AAPL 02/05 is the SEC football of outstanding calls. The people that own those shares don't want to lose them before a big move. It can be worth the money they lose to keep AAPL down vs the large premiums they took in.